Electric tool



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ELECTRIC TOOL Filed Oct. 19, 1961 3 Sheets-Sheet 3 W /n v 61? owxyzvUnited States Patent M 3,119,507 ELECTRIC TQOL Bur-hell 0. Bnrritt,Detroit, Mich, assignor to Huck Manufacturing Company, Detroit, Mich, acorporation of Michigan Filed Oct. 19, 1961, Ser. No. 146,239 7 Clm ms.(Cl. 21843) This invention relates to a tool for setting fasteners.

More specifically, the device of this invention is an electric tool forsetting fasteners of the type comprising a hollow sleeve with a pinextending therethrough which is settable by means of a relative axialforce applied bet\ een the pin and the sleeve.

It is common practice to set the fasteners of the above described typeby means of a hydraulically, pneumatically or manually operated tool.With the ready availability of electrical energy, it would beadvantageous to provide a tool for setting fasteners of the abovedescribed type which is operable from electrical energy. Therefore, itis an object of this invention to provide an electrically operated toolfor setting fasteners of the above described type.

In the application of fasteners to a pair of workpieces, usually a holeis first drilled through the workpieces of a size to accept the fastenerto be set. This requires the use of a separate tool for drillingpurposes. It is an object of this invention to provide a tool which iscapable of both drilling the hole to accept the fastener and for settingthe fastener.

Power actuated tools for setting fasteners of the above described typehave means for gripping the pin and applying an axial force thereto. Thegripping means is movable to a forward position to accept the pin of thefastener and to a rearward position to set the fastener. In therearwardmost position the gripping means is at a distance from the pinof the fastener and can grip the pin only upon forward actuation. Oneproblem encountered in power actuated tools for setting fasteners isthat in practies the operator often attempts to engage the pin of afastener without regard as to the position of the gripping means. Thus,with such practice, it is possible that, with the gripping means in itsrearwardmost position, the pin can be inserted into the tool at an anglesuch that upon actuation of the tool and movement of the gripping meansforwardly towards the pin, the pin is jammed within the tool, thuscausing damage to the tool itself. Therefore, it is an object of thisinvention to provide a power-actuated tool for setting fasteners of theabove described type in which means are provided whereby positioning ofthe pin of the fastener angularly within the tool is prevented.

It is a further object of this invention to provide a power-actuatedtool for setting fasteners of the above described type in which meansare provided whereby the ripping means is automatically returned to itsforward position to readily accept the pin of the fastener and tothereby prevent the positioning of the pin angularly thereto within thetool.

Further objects, features and advantages of this invention will becomeapparent from a consideration of the following description, the appendedclaims and the accompanying drawings, in which:

FIGURE 1 is a side elevational view of a tool embodying the features ofthis invention with some of the parts shown broken away and some partsin section and shown in conjunction with a nose assembly partially shownin phantom;

FIGURE 2 is a sectional view of the tool of FIGURE 1 taken substantiallyalong the line 2-2;

FIGURE 3 is a sectional view of the tool of FIGURE 1 taken substantiallyalong the line 33;

FIGURE 4 is a view of the tool as shown in FIGURE 2 taken substantiallyalong the line 44;

Patented Jan. 28, I964 FIGURE 5 is a sectional view taken along the line55 of FIGURE 7 which is a front elevational view of the tool of FIGURE1;

FIGURE 6 is a sectional view of the tool as shown in FIGURE 3 takensubstantially along the line 66;

FIGURE 7 is a front elevational view of the tool as shown in FIGURE 1;

In general, the tool of this invention is generally designated by thenumeral 11 and comprises an electric motor assembly iii (FIGURE 1) forconverting electrical energy into rotational energy which is connectedto a gear reduction assembly generally indicated by the numeral 12(FIGURES 1, 2 and 3) for providing a reduction in the speed of rotationfrom the electric motor assembly 10. The gear reduction assembly 12 isin turn connected to a translational conversion assembly 14 (FIGURES 1,2 and 4) which converts the rotational motion of the gear reductionassembly 12 into translational energy. Connected to the translationalconversion assembly 14 is an axial motion assembly 16 (FIGURES 2 and 5)which is connected to the translational conversion assembly 14 in orderto transmit an axial force to the nose assembly 17 (shown in phantomlines in FIGURES 1, 4 and 5). In order to prevent the insertion of thepin of the fastener angularly with respect to the means for gripping thepin, a position sensing assembly 13 (FIGURE 5) is provided to beoperative with the axial motion assembly 16 such that the axial motionassembly 16, and hence the gripping means in the nose assembly 17, willbe always returned to substantially the same axially forward posit-ionfor the reception of a new fastener.

More specifically, then, and looking new to FIGURE 1, the electric motorassembly 163 has a hollow body member 213 which terminates at one end ina handle portion 22 for manually gripping the tool 11 and has securedthereto by conventional means a trigger 24 for the actuation of theelectric motor assembly 16 by means well known in the art. Securedwithin the hollow body member 2% are a plurality of circumferentiallydisposed field coils and poles at constructed by means Well known in theelectrical motor art. Secured also the body member 2t? and extendingradially inwardly are a plurality of brush assemblies 23 which are inperipheral contact with a commutator portion 3% of an armature assembly32. The plurality of field coils 26, the brush assemblies 28 and thearmature assembly 32 are electrically energized by actuation of thetrigger member 24 through conventional electric circuit means (notshown) and provide rotation of the armature assembly 32 in accordancewith well known principles of electrical theory.

The armature assembly 32 terminates at its axially rearward end in areduced diameter shaft portion 35 which is rotatably disposed within abearing member 36 se cured within the body member 2 43. At the axiallyopposite or forward end of the armature assembly 32 is a reduceddiameter shaft portion 38 which terminates in a gear portion 4%). Theshaft 3? is rotatably disposed within a bearing member 42 which ishoused within a recess in a generally radially extending rear platemember 44 which is secured to a hollow housing member 46. The rear platemember 44 and housing member 46 are secured to the body it) byconventional and Well known means.

The gear portion 40, which rotates at the speed of the armature 32 ofthe electric motor assembly 10, is con nected to the gear reductionassembly 12 and is in toothed engagement with a large diameter gearmember 48 (FIGURES 1 and 3). Secured coaxially upon the same shaft withthe enlarged diameter gear 48, is a reduced diameter gear member 50which in turn is in toothed engagement with a second large diameter gearmember 52 (FIGURE 6) which is keyed to a worm shaft 54 (FIGURE 3). Thegears 48 and 50 are rotatably secured upon a common shaft by bearings 49and 51 disposed in the rear plate member 44 and housing member 46,respectively (FIGURE 6).

The worm shaft 54 is rotatably mounted at axially opposite ends inbearings 48 and which are held within the rear plate 44 and the housingmember as, respectively. A worm portion of is located intermediate theends of the worm shaft 54 and is in engagement with a worm gear 62 whichis rotatably secured at opposite axial end portions 63 and by bearings64 and 66, respectively (FIGURE 2). Eccentric with and disposedintermediate relative to the end portion 65 and the worm gear 62 is anannular eccentric portion 63 which serves a purpose to be described.Thus, it can be seen that the rotation of the gear portion iit securedto the armature member 32 at a given angular velocity results in areduced angular velocity of the enlarged diameter gear member 498 which,in turn, results in even a further reduction in angular velocity to theworm shaft 54- via the reduced diameter gear 59 and the second enlargeddiameter gear 52. A further reduction in angular velocity is effectuatedvia the engagement of the worm shaft 60 with the worm gear 62 resultingin a desired magnitude of angular velocity of the eccentric portion 68about the axes of the end portions 63 and 65. Note that by properselection of gear ratios, the desired speed of rotation of the eccentricportion 68 is attained. it should be noted that the ratios are selectedsuch as to not only provide for the desired speed of rotation of theeccentric portion 68, but to also provide for a desired speed ofrotation of the worm shaft 54 for a purpose to be described.

The eccentric portion 68 is rotatably disposed within a slidable blockmember 70 which is slidably disposed within an elongated slot 72 of apivot member 74. The pivot member 74 has a reduced section 76 havingcurved end portions 78 to facilitate pivoting and/or rocking within aslot 81 defined by a slotted member 83 which is secured to the housing46. The pivotable member 74 is rotatably secured at its opposite endfrom the reduced section portion 76 to a threaded block member by meansof a bore 82 into which is disposed a journal portion 84-, having agenerally circular cross-section, of the threaded block member 80. Anannular bearing member 86 is located between the bore 82 and the journalportion 84- to facilitate relative rotation therebetween. The threadedblock member 86 has a threaded bore 88 into which is threadably disposeda shaft 90 which, in turn, has a rear portion 92 slid ably disposedwithin a bore 94 axially extending through a rear portion of the housing46 and a forward portion 96 slidably disposed within a bore 98 in aremovable nose attachment member 160 which is threadably engageablewithin a threaded bore 102 disposed at the forward end of the housing46. Secured in a counterbore at the rear portion of the bore 94 is anoil seal 104, while located in a groove in the forward portion 96 is anO-ring member 1% which provides a seal with the bore 598. Thus, dirt,etc., is maintained outside and oil is maintained within the housing 46.

Looking now to FIGURES 2, 4 and 5, as the eccentric portion 68 isrotated, it moves the slidable block member 70 through a circular path;the block member 70 is held from rotation about the axis of theeccentric portion 68 by, and slides within, the slot 72, thereby causingthe pivot-able member 74 to pivot or rock forwardly and rearwardlywithin the slot '31 and also causing the shaft 9% to be moved axiallyreciprocably within the bores 94 and 98 via the rotatable connectionbetween the journal 84 and the bore 82 in the threaded block member 80.Note that, as the shaft 96 moves forwardly and realrwardly, thepivotable member 74- moves vertically (as viewed in FIGURE 4) within theslot 78.

A forward end 1% of the shaft 90 is threaded for attachment to anaxially movable collet member 107 of a nose assembly 1139 (partiallyshown in phantom), constructed by means well known in the art forgripping and setting a fastener of the type described above. The casingi- 111 of the nose assembly 109 is securable to the nose attachmentmember 1% by' means of lugs or ears 113 extending from the outer casingof the nose assembly and engageable within a diametrically slotted,forwardly disposed bore 110 (FIGURES 5 and 7). The collet member 167 isassociated with a chuck jaw assembly (not shown) which is operable bywell known means to grip the pin of the fastener. With the casing 111 ofthe nose assembly 109 secured to the nose attachment member via the boreand with the axially movable collet 107 of the nose assembly secured tothe shaft 90, means are provided to effectuate relative axial motion tothe nose assembly 1%? such as to provide means to grip the pin of thefastener and apply a relative axial force between it and the collar tothereby set the fastener. Thus, it can be seen that the rotation of thearmature 32, which results in rotation at a reduced speed of theeccentric portion 68, causes a pivoting or rocking action of thepivotable member 74, which in turn efiectuates axial motion of the shaft90 to thereby provide an axial force for setting a fastener in aconventional manner. conventionally the fastener is set upon therearward axial movement of the shaft 0.

With the fastener set, the operator releases the trigger 24, causing therotation of the armature member 32 to stop, hence stopping the axialmovement of the shaft 90. It can be appreciated that the final positionof the shaft 96 and, hence, the final position of the means for grippingthe pin of the fastener relative to a new fastener to be set, willdepend upon the exact time the operator releases the trigger 24. Thus,it is possible for the shaft 94) to place the collet member 107 in aposition whereby the pin of a new fastener can be inserted angularlywithin the nose assembly 109; upon actuation of the trigger 24- andmovement of the shaft 90 in an axially forward direction, the colletmember 107 with the means for gripping the pin is jammed against theskewed pin, resulting in damage to the nose assembly 109. In order toprevent this from occurring, a sensing assembly 18 (FIGURE 5) isprovided.

The sensing assembly 18 comprises an adjustment shaft 112 which has anenlarged slotted head portion 114 disposed in an enlarged bore 116 andhas a reduced diameter portion 118 rotatably disposed within a reduceddiameter bore 12% and extends into the housing 46. The adjustment shaft112 is held from axial relative movement by means of a ring or bushingmember 122 disposed within the enlarged bore 116 and engageable with thehead portion 114. An O-ring 117 disposed within a groove in the enlargedhead portion 114 provides an oil seal between the adjustment shaft 3112and the bore in the housing as. At the end of the adjustment shaft 112which extends into the housing 46 is an auxiliary inwardly extendingbore 124 into which is slidably disposed a threaded pin memher 12s. Thethreaded pin member 12s has a head portion 128 and an axially extendingslot adjacent the head 128 which receives a pin 13:9 for rotatablysecuring the threaded pin member 126 to the adjustment shaft 112; ofcourse, because of the slot, the pin member 126 is able to move axiallyinto the bore 124. A nut member 132 is threaded partially upon thethreaded pin 126 and is in engagement with one end of a preloaded coilspring member 134. The other end of the spring member 134 is inengagement with a spring seat 136 which is internally in abutment withthe housing 46. The spring member 134 via the nut 132 urges the threadedpin 126 axially outwardly from the bore 124 with the head 123 engagingthe pin 13%. The threaded pin member 126 extends in clearancerelationship through a bore 138 located in a bottom portion 137 of thethreaded block member 80. A flat surface 139 on the threaded blockmember 80 is radially engageable with the nut 132 for preventingrotation of the nut 132 and defines with the bottom portion 137 ashoulder 141 which is axially engageable with the nut 132. The threadedpin member 126 has its end opposite the enlarged head 14 engageable witha lever memsembly and having an opposite end rotatably connected to saidshaft assembly and being movable pivotably for axially moving said shaftassembly, a block member slidably disposed in said slot in saidpivotable member, and a rotatable shaft being rotatable by said electricmotor means and having an eccentric portion rotatably disposed withinsaid block member for rotating said block member about the axis of saidrotatable shaft and sliding said block member in said slot.

2. In a tool for setting fasteners having a pin and a sleeve and beingset by the application of a relative axial force therebetween andincluding a nose assembly having a body member and gripping meansmovable axially relative to the body member for gripping the pin of thefastener, said tool comprising a body assembly, electric motor meansdisposed in said body assembly for providing rotational energyresponsively to energization by a source of electrical energy, circuitmeans connected to said electric motor means for selectively connectingsaid electric motor means to the source of electrical energy, conversionmeans disposed in said body assembly connected to the gripping means ofthe nose assembly and being opera-tively associated with said electricmotor means for converting the rotational energy of said electric motormeans into translational energy and for applying an axial force to thegripping means of the nose assembly, said conversion means including ashaft assembly connected to the gripping means of the nose assembly andaxially movably disposed in said body assembly, a pivotable memberhaving a longitudinally extending slot and having one end pivotablydisposed in said body assembly and having an opposite end rotatablyconnected to said shaft assembly and being movable pivotably for axiallymoving said shaft assembly, a block member slidably disposed in saidslot in said pivotable member, a rotatable shaft being rotatable by saidelectric motor means and having an eccentric portion rotatably disposedwithin said block member for rotatin said block member about the axis ofsaid rotatable shaft and sliding said block mem ber in said slot, andspeed reduction means connecting said electric motor means to saidconversion means for reducing the angular velocity from said electricmotor means to said conversion means, said speed reduction meansincluding a worm shaft having a worm thread and having an aperture atone end whereby a tool may be received.

3. In a tool for setting fasteners having a pin and a sleeve and beingset by the application of a relative axial force therebetween andincluding a nose assembly having a body member and gripping meansmovably axially relative to the body member for gripping the pin of thefastener, said tool comprising electric motor means including anarmature for providing rotational energy responsively to energization bya source of electrical energy, circuit means connected to said electricmotor means for selectively connecting said electric motor means to thesource of electrical energy, said circuit means including switch meansselectively actuable for continuously connecting said electric motormeans to said source of electrical energy and further includingauxiliary switch means actuable independently of said switch means forconnecting said electric motor means to the source of electrical energy,means including a shaft assembly connected to the gripping means of thenose assembly and being operatively associated with said electric motormeans for converting the rotational energy of said electric motor meansinto translational energy and for applying an axial force to thegripping means of the nose assembly, frictional engagement meansengageable with said armature responsively to deenergization of saidelectric motor means for bringing said armature to rest, and sensingmeans operatively associated with said circuit means for actuating saidauxiliary switch means and for maintaining said switch means actuateduntil said shaft assembly reaches a predetermined axial position.

4. In a tool for setting fasteners having a pin and a sleeve and beingset by the application of a relative axial force therebetveen andincluding a nose assembly having a body member and gripping meansmovable axially relative to the body memberfor gripping the pin of thefastener, said tool comprising a body assembly, electric motor rreansdisposed in said body assembly for pro-- viding rotational energyresponsively to energization by a source of electrical energy, saidelectric motor means 'ricluding a plurality of field windings, anarmature urged by a spring member to an axially olfset postion relativeto said field windings and movable to an axially aligned positionrelative to said field windings upon energization of said fieldwindings, said armature having a frictional suriace on one end beingengageable with said body assembly with said armature in said axiallyoffset position, circuit means connected to said electric motor meansfor selectively connecting said electric motor means to the source ofelectrical energy, said circuit means including switch means selectivelyactuable for continuously connecting said electric motor means to saidsource of elec trical energy and further including auxiliary switchmeans actuable independently of said switch means for connecting saidelectric motor means to the source of electrical energy, means disposedin said body assembly including a shaft assembly connected to thegripping means of the nose assembly and being operatively associatedwith said electric motor means for converting the rotational energy ofsaid electric motor means into transla tional energy and for applying anaxial force to the gripping means of the nose assembly, and sensingmeans operatively associated with said circuit means for actuating saidauxiliary switch means and for maintaining said switch means actuateduntil said shaft assembly reaches a predetermined axial position.

5. in a tool for setting fasteners having a pin and a sleeve and beingset by the application of a relative axial force therebet' em andincluding a nose assembly having a body member and gripping meansmovable axially relative to the body member for gripping the pin of thefastener, said tool comprising a body assembly, electric motor meansdisposed in said body assembly for providing rotational energyresponsively to energization by a source of electrical energy, saidelectric motor means including a plurality of field windings, anarmature urged by a spring member to an axially offset position relativeto said field windings and movable to an axially aligned positionrelative to said field windings upon energization of said fieldwindings, said armature having a frictional surface on one end beingengageable with said body as sembly with said armature in said axiallyoffset position, circuit means connected to said electric motor meansfor selectively connecting said electric motor means to the source ofelectrical energy, conversion means disposed in said body assemblyconnected to the gripping means of the nose assembly and beingopcratively associated with said electric motor means for converting therotational energy of said electric motor means into translational energyand for applying an axial force to the gripping means of the noseassembly, said conversion means including a shaft assembly connected tothe gripping means of the nose assembly and axially movably disposed insaid body assembly, a pivotable member having a longitudinally extendingslot and having one end pivotably disposed in said body assembly andhaving an opposite end rotatably connected to said shaft assembly andbeing movable pivotably for axially moving said shaft assembly, a blockmember slidably disposed in said slot in said pivotable member, arotatable shaft being rotatable by said electric motor means and havingan eccentric portion rotatably disposed within said block member forrotating said block member about the axis of said rotatable shaft andsliding said block member in said slot, speed reduction means connectingsaid electric motor means to said conversion means for reducin" theangular velocity from said electric motor means to said conversion meansand including means for receiving a rotatable tool and for applying arotational motion to the rotatable tool responsively to actuation ofsaid electric motor means, and sensing means operatively associated withsaid circuit means for maintaining said electric motor means energizedby said source of electrical energy until said shaft assembly reaches apredetermined axial position.

6. In a tool for setting fasteners having a pin and a sleeve and beingset by the application of a relative axial force therebetween andincluding a nose assembly having a body member and gripping meansmovable axially relative to the body member for gripping the pin of thefastener, said tool comprising electric motor means in cluding anarmature for providing rotational energy responsively to energization bya source of electrical energy, circuit means connected to said electricmotor means for selectively connecting said electric motor means to thesource of electrical energy, said circuit means including switch meansselectively actuable for continuously connecting said electric motormeans to said source of electrical energy and further includingauxiliary switch means actuable independently of said switch means forconnecting said electric motor means to the source of electrical energy,connecting means including a shaft assembly connected to the grippingmeans of the nose assembly and being operatively associated with saidelectric motor means for converting the rotational energy of saidelectric motor means into translational energy and for applying an axialforce to the gripping means of the nose assembly, frictional engagementmeans engageable with said armature responsively to deenergization ofsaid electric motor means for bringing said armature to rest, andsensing means operatively associated with said circuit means foractuating said auxiliary switch means and for maintaining said switchmeans actuated until said shaft assembly reaches a predetermined axialposition, said connecting means including a Worm shaft having a worm 10thread and having an aperture at one end whereby a tool may be received.

7. In a tool for setting fasteners having a pin and a sleeve and beingset by the application of a relative axial force therebetween andincluding a nose assembly having a body member and gripping meansmovable axially relative to the body member for gripping the pin of thefastener, said tool comprising a body assembly, electric motor meansdisposed in said body assembly for providing rotational energyresponsively to energization from a source of electrical energy, meansconnected to said motor means for selectively connecting said motormeans to the source of electrical energy, conversion means disposed insaid body assembly connected to the gripping means of the nose assemblyand being operatively associated with said motor means for convertingthe rotational energy of said motor means into translational energy andfor applying an axial force to the gripping means of the nose assembly,said conversion means including a shaft assembly connected to the saidgripping means of the nose assembly and axially movably disposed in saidbody assembly, a pivotable member having a longitudinally extending slotand being pivotably connected between said body assembly and said shaftassembly for axially moving said shaft assembly, and a rotatable shaftbeing rotatable by said motor means and having an eccentric portion0perably connected with said slot of said pivotable member for pivotingsaid pivotable member on rotation of said rotatable shaft.

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1. IN A TOOL FOR SETTING FASTENERS HAVING A PIN AND A SLEEVE AND BEINGSET BY THE APPLICATION OF A RELATIVE AXIAL FORCE THEREBETWEEN ANDINCLUDING A NOSE ASSEMBLY HAVING A BODY MEMBER AND GRIPPING MEANSMOVABLE AXIALLY RELATIVE TO THE BODY MEMBER FOR GRIPPING THE PIN OF THEFASTENER, SAID TOOL COMPRISING A BODY ASSEMBLY, ELECTRIC MOTOR MEANSDISPOSED IN SAID BODY ASSEMBLY FOR PROVIDING ROTATIONAL ENERGYRESPONSIVELY TO ENERGIZATION BY A SOURCE OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY, CIRCUITMEANS CONNECTED TO SAID ELECTRIC MOTOR MEANS FOR SELECTIVELY CONNECTINGSAID ELECTRIC MOTOR MEANS TO THE SOURCE OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY, ANDCONVERSION MEANS DISPOSED IN SAID BODY ASSEMBLY CONNECTED TO THEGRIPPING MEANS OF THE NOSE ASSEMBLY AND BEING OPERATIVELY ASSOCIATEDWITH SAID ELECTRIC MOTOR MEANS FOR CONVERTING THE ROTATIONAL ENERGY OFSAID ELECTRIC MOTOR MEANS INTO TRANSLATIONAL ENERGY AND FOR APPLYING ANAXIAL FORCE TO THE GRIPPING MEANS OF THE NOSE ASSEMBLY, SAID CONVERSIONMEANS INCLUDING A SHAFT ASSEMBLY AND AXIALLY MOVABLY DISPOSED IN SAIDBODY ASSEMBLY, A PIVOTABLE MEMBER HAVING A LONGITUDINALLY EXTENDING SLOTAND HAVING ONE END PIVOTABLY DISPOSED IN SAID BODY ASSEMBLY AND HAVINGAN OPPOSITE END ROTATABLY CONNECTED TO SAID SHAFT ASSEMBLY AND BEINGMOVABLE PIVOTABLY FOR AXIALLY MOVING SAID SHAFT ASSEMBLY, A BLOCK MEMBERSLIDABLY DISPOSED IN SAID SLOT IN SAID PIVOTABLE MEMBER, AND A ROTATABLESHAFT BEING ROTATABLE BY SAID ELECTRIC MOTOR MEANS AND HAVING ANECCENTRIC PORTION ROTATABLY DISPOSED WITHIN SAID BLOCK MEMBER FORROTATING SAID BLOCK MEMBER ABOUT THE AXIS OF SAID ROTATABLE SHAFT ANDSLIDING SAID BLOCK MEMBER IN SAID SLOT.